Goose Chase ?

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I picked up a 1903 colt hammerless 32 cal. at a local gun show . removed the grips at home and found A.L.SHEARER USMC scratched on the back of 1.Any idea of how to find information on the name or person ?


Then the second day of the show along came another 1903 32 Cal.With 2 extra magazines . No name on it . I have wanted one of these for many years but could not justify the cost of a nice one .Then along comes 2, the price was right, both are home with me . They are less than 1000 S/N apart ,made in 1920 and in at least 95%condition. I am giving serious thought to having 1 engraved as a present to ME
 
quick google search found

(B) Shearer, Albert L., USMC - Awarded: SS - World War I

the "B" before his name means they have no other info about this person.
Happy Hunting!
 
MickeyD your's is beautiful . Don't know if i will go that far but i want some gold inlay, probably 1/4 coverage engraving.I am a grip maker for 1911's and plan to make a set of IVORIES for it.

VM thank you for the info . if i don't watch my puter keeps switching to BING and i don't like it as well as GOOGLE
 
I encourage you to have one engraved. I commissioned Wayne D'Angelo to scratch this Colt 1903 for me. (Real ivory stock panels)




Thats some ***** right there! Quickly send it to me before someone finds out you actually paid money for it! :D

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I am jealous! I have a .380, a .32 and a .25 but they are just plain blued guns as they were shipped - not nearly as purdy as those engraved ones above. The good part is that I bought them a while back and paid $200 - $225 for each in 95% + condition. Just love those old Colt Pocket Pistols!
 
Ohhhh.... I love that Deep blue shine. :cool:

I have a Husqvarna 1907 in 9mm browningLong
but it have been sandblasted before blueing, :o

Wish i had the stamina to polish it down like yours
 
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